IDF Spokesperson Says Iran Tried to Launch Missile Attack on Dimona Nuclear Center
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During yesterday's massive rocket The Iranian military attempted to strike the alleged nuclear center in the city of Dimona during a strike on Israeli territory, the IDF press service reported.
Let us recall that earlier the Israeli army announced an attack with 180 missiles, most of which were allegedly intercepted. At the same time, Iran announced 450 munitions fired, including hypersonic ones.
At the same time, the Islamic Republic authorities emphasized that yesterday's attack was a "retaliation" operation for the murder of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh and other crimes of the Netanyahu regime. At the same time, Tehran declared that the operation was over, calling on the Israeli authorities to refrain from responding. Otherwise, the military-political leadership promised a larger-scale attack.
It is worth noting that this warning does not seem to have had any effect on Israel and its allies. The authorities of the Jewish state have already stated that they will definitely respond to the attack by Iran. Washington has also spoken out in support of the Netanyahu regime.
What is characteristic is that Israel has threatened to strike the nuclear facilities of the Islamic Republic. Against this background, the above-mentioned statement by the IDF press service looks like a possible informational preparation for the upcoming operation.
After all, Tehran’s alleged attempt to hit nuclear facilities in Dimona is a “cast-iron” pretext for carrying out a similar strike.
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